“The mountains are calling and the snow is waiting – experience adventure at Sierra Nevada Ski Resort!”

A High-Altitude Ski Resort

Located in the province of Granada, Sierra Nevada is the highest ski resort in Spain. With a peak at 3,479 metres, the air is crisp enough for fresh snow but still breathable—no oxygen masks required. Pradollano is the resort’s vibrant hub at 2,100 metres, with Borreguiles slightly higher up, where ski lifts whisk you straight to the slopes.

The area boasts 110 kilometres of ski runs, spread over 87 trails and served by 29 lifts. Whether you're a seasoned skier or strapping on skis for the first time, there’s a slope here for everyone. The longest descent? A glorious five-kilometre glide without a break.

From Tobogganing to Wellness

There’s more to do than just skiing. Try snowshoe hiking, sledding, or ice climbing. Prefer to relax? You’ll find spas, shops, restaurants, and even an ice rink. And of course, après-ski is alive and well—with tapas, sangría, and mountain sunsets on the menu.

It’s a family-friendly destination too. Multiple ski schools offer lessons for kids, beginners, and even ambitious snowboarders. So the whole family can carve confidently down the mountain.

Snow With a Sporting Legacy

Sierra Nevada isn’t just a holiday destination—it has a sporting pedigree. It hosted the Alpine Ski World Championships in 1996, and the facilities have only improved since. Each summer, the steep mountain passes are a stage for La Vuelta, Spain’s premier cycling tour—ideal for those who crave a summer mountain challenge too.

Europe’s Southernmost Slopes

What makes Sierra Nevada truly unique? It’s Europe’s southernmost ski resort. That means plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures, and the rare possibility of combining snow with a day at the sea. Pair your ski trip with a beach day on the Costa Tropical or a city break in Granada.

Skiing in the Sierra Nevada is a celebration of contrast: from pistes to paella, sun to snow—all within easy reach.